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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

In referring to tbe probable ap- continent of Secretary of the Interior Lamar to the Supreme Beuch, tue New York Nation attempts to excuse hls lack of judictal knowledge to fS hun for the position, and cites the casa of Chief Justice Miller who was made. q judge of the Supreme Court by Pres ldent Lincoln, although he had never before sat on any bench, and in fact did not begin the study of law until he was thirty years of age. Judge Miller's judicial career has certainly been m eminent one, but it is very weak reasoning upon winch to press the appointment of Mr, Lamar who certainly has lost some of the lustre, which formerly attached to his name, since his entry into pubic life at Washington.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

It is given out that a.neeting Of tho directors of the International Range Association will be held shortly, for the purpose of considering the beef question in all its phases. Col. c. c. Slaughter and H. Nj. Taylor, directors, assert that the Association IS tho only organlzation that can successfully grapple with the problem, and which has itin its rower to inaugurate meas ures which will secure prices foy the producer based on the law of supply and demand They claim that the in dustry can be made as profitable in the near future as 1t has been in the past, If eattlemen will phil together, and they are beginning to realze the importance of organization The reg ular meeting of the Range Associa- ton will be held in February next,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

pr P ? Henson, ?. D., in lecture delivered in st Louis recently, on Our Goyern,rs, or The People who Boss US, spoke of the editor as a moulder Of piblic opinion and bul. wark against injustice Iie saia: "There $ uot room euough on earth for both the tiditor of an independent, free-s speaking paper, and tyrannlcal power. TheIglorious achievements ot newspapers, both here and in England, have moved Inc world, and the power of the press has served 10 trampls upon all iniustice, and % exterminate all tormsof tyranny Even now the absolute moilarchlal governments in. Europe are tllsmbling at that pQweet .and befors long those nations wblch egesF an pnjgist oppression ogeF their peoples vill ieel tbe mighty poNer of tlie press
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The attention of those newspapers winch espoused the Tortilita Mining Company's scheme is called to the fol- lowlng, which shows conclusvely the great injury done to the mining inter- ests of the whole Territory of Arizona by the foistirg of the worthless stock of that company on the Eastern mar ket. 4 gentleman, of Globe, wishing to negotiate some valuable mining claims Tn this district, wrote to a New York broker to enlist his aid in plac- ing the properties. The reply re. ceiyed vas substantially that since tue expose of the Tortilita swindle it was useless to attempt to sell any Arizona mines m New York.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

At last she Democratic AdnNpissra. tipn at Washington is to give same at- tention to ths elaims Of settlers for tbe loss and destraction of property ~ maraudipg Indians in New Meyleo and Arizona, Harry c Barnett was sent 70 these Territories 10 personally eSamlue the claims Of people who had thetr stock stolen and houses robbed.
 Albuquerque Democrat
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Poor Spatlis has had a turbulent career as Land Commissioner. And now t is said that his chiet, Secretary l4a- mar, is aftei his scalp. Sparks has had many bots thrown out 10 him
 that lis resignation was desired, but lie has mainanned q dignihed imper. tarhabIlity. The Secretary is deter mined 70 oust hin however, and if hls resignation Is not Forthcoming at once, he wiIlbe summarily dismissed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Tie compisxion ofthe next Congress will be as iollows In tbe House Demoerats, ls7 Republicans, i54; m dependents and Labor men. 1. Dem. acratic plurality, IS Tue Senate will De made ap Sf S9 Republicans and 37 Democrats, assilining that Ridaleber ger will eentiaue to vote with toe Re. putlicans Should be go over 10 tue Democrats the Senate will be tied
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Fred Grant, Republican nominee for Secretary ofstate of New York, was deeply sWnwGd under on the 8th. The party in aoHinatina him were badly deceived in Relieving that the prestige of his father's name would elect him and greatly strengthen tue ticket.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

h the northern Territories. tsays tle Mining aha Scientific Press there IS more or less talk ofreducing m iners wages, and even in this State the ques- ton has arisen during the past week Any movemtnt 10 that rnd will, ot course, pY9yoke ylgoroas opposition on the part of tbe miners, who, consider ing he dangsrcus work they are called to perform, tbink thsy get little enough pay as t is.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Herr Most, the tell wether of the anarchists, was arrested in bis print ing office in New York City ou the i7th, on act,ount of his "wild and woolly" speech at an lsbinallte meet. ing, and taken before Justice Grow, ley to answer tue charge of attempt iRg to incite riot,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Henry George has had his Water loo, and refers to bis defeat on the sth. for Secretary of State 'sf Now Hcs,k, as his Bull Rnrr His sun as q political leader has set, never again to appear above the hcaaRon
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The general trayehqg agent of the Mexican Central propaSes to divert 3 portion of the heavy tnRscoutipental toufist travel to the Me ican Central route f possible, and prsmises e put in $50 rousd.irip rate from either Ei Paso c~ Albuqueraue D the City of. Mexico, good to alI California excur.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The Spryeyor.Genera of Nevada, in lis annual report to tlie Secretary of the Interior recommends sueh changes in the land laws as wiA allow stock men to acquire large tracts Of grazing lands
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
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 I 2 lANp 8Prleg, Tucson, Atisopa. October 1. gstG Notice is hereby given that Susan L, Mills, wlitse Ttlat uEiSs a3dfess x M care ng 'f r.. Stiles, Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, has this day filed hts apllieativss ier patent fos lf93 linear feet af tba Aztec Mine or vein hessiag K,ld and silver with siriacs ground 5gl feet m si8th, situated in Globe Mining Bistiict, County 8E tiia, and Territory Of Arizona, and designated by tho iield notes and official piat un hle in this office as Lot Mum hef Te. sn said District; said Lot No 75, being as follows, to.witi
 Begirning n the initial monument of che elpin', II a pegt ~ feet bil,h, and marked IT. M Aztec N. G No whence Aztec Butte bears N. G0 degs, I fuin, k.i
 Thence $. ~ degs ls min. D. 2al feet, to.a Tbenco s. sI degs p nlsn, w. t4a3 feet to pest da feet bong and msrked A. M. c. No. 3 whence United States Mineral Monument No. 2 in said Globe District bears N 83 dsgs 2 nib. E G7ss feet disfant;
 Thence N f5 degs i4 min, ". 300 feet to an old monument ae the S ". center q the claim, and 5I25 feet to gs%t, ~ Feet long and Fnsrked sAs VI e. Ne,
 Thenee N 40 degs q min K. l225 feet to the intersection with the 5. K. side line of the Red Cloud Mine st a point 26Q feet <. 70 degs. 4I min, ". from 6 post A feet long, and marked "A Ai. Q. No. b5l; beiil4 as the place Of She original N. w cogaer location nlanu- inent cf this ciaiini
 Thence N 0 dess K. to q point s. co degs. I4 min. E 4S feet fr4sn the said lnonunant marked "A M c. No 5t and thence g t8 degs. II min. E. 2a2 feet to the place os 6e- giuning
 The original location of this claiin included tho portionef the Red Clond Aisning Claim shown by dottea lines tn tie nifcial plat, but the same is exeiuded and Hgi claimed in the application for \ patent for the Aztec
 Magnetic gariaticn l3 degs 70 min E. c0h- taining 1S.99 acres
 The location Of this rains is recorded in the Reoosder Atiee gi fsile County, in BasSk c, v Mining Records, Page l2s The aajainiag claimasits are on the northwest. the owners of tbe Red Cloud Mining Claim; and un the northeast, f,ie DsgneFs Of the Big Indian and NenetieSa Mining Claims
 Any and aH persons claiming adversely any pDrtisn q said AStec Mine ar surface ground arc gsz!llirsf Co iile their adverse claims with gbe Register of the United States Land Office as fticson, in tse Territory of Arizona during shog will be haffea ky pirsus q the pFoyisiQus Of ths satut A. D. niIFB
 Register. Itis hefels9 ordered that the foregoing Ao- Eioe H Application tag Patett be pnhlishest fsl tile lgesiud Gf frn cegsceutlya weeks. iu tha 8lpbe SiIsya Bgtf eek neysl per pub lishea A tslSye c m 1.oartJ, riznFa
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 No. 49I. Application tor a Parent.
II. 5. LAND orstoe, Tucson. Arizona,

II, 5. LAND 0rrtcE, Tucson, Arizona, | 0etpber4, lSS7 Notice E hereby given that Levi Newcprnb. Hiram F. TallnIadgeand Lewis Downing, Jr., Trustees, whssse lost office address is iu care of I Il Stiles, Inesosj Pima County. Arizona, have this day tilas theirapplieAtion for patent for l2i9 linear feetaf the Red Huhin miue or vein henriss gold and silver with surfacs ground 3Q9 feet in width, situated in Globe Minlfg District, County oi Gila, and Terri. tory of Arizona, and desiynated by the Geld nTtes and official plat oa 6le ln this flee as Lot Number ~, in said District; said Lot No 3A being as follows to.witi
 Beginning at the initial monument of the ciain,, at 2 post q feet high, and marked T M Red Robin NJ c. No. l7i
 Thence $, 10 deRs bS mia is., along the NJ E. end of claim, slso 5. end m Julius Claim, 300 feet C 2 post 4 feet long, marked k. H M. c. No. 2H
 Thence s. 70 ,iesa ? min. W. l2t7 teet ,o q poss feet high, and marked K. R. NJ. c. No. 3';
 Tlienne N. 70 degs 5s min. W. 300 feet, to . the $. " center end monument of the claim, to post 45 feet long, and marked ''R. K. Nj C. No. v whence United States Mineral Monument No 3 in Slnbe Mining District, bears g. 62 degs g min. W. 3lG0 feet distant Thence x. 40 degs 5S min. " 300 feet, to pest A feet high, and marked ''R. R. M c. No. bp;
 Thence N, g degs. 8 min E. 1219 feet to 2 post feet long, and marked ''R. k. NJ. C. No. Bn and
 Thence s. 70 dsgs 5S min. F, 225 feet to the place ef beginning.
 Magnetic variation i3 degs. 70 min E. con tain l1.7l acres.
 The location of this nine is recorded in the Reeprsier's olitoe of GEla County, Arizona, in Boak s, Of Mining Records Page l29
 The adjoining claimants are westerly the owners of the Julius and Fame miniHs claims, and noFthwesterly the owners of the Fame claim
 Any aud all peHons claiming adversely any portion of said PinAl Mine Or surface ground are required c. file their adyerse claims with the Register uf the United States Land Office at Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of tie proyisions of the Statute, 4. D. DUFF,
 Register
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Copper has fallen to 1170e foy Lake, n New York; but is not likely to do- cline much telow that figure for sew eral months, at least, as stocks are low and belna stlll further depleted, and the production can not be materi- ally increasoa before spring.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The programme of the ceremonies attending tbe celebration of the Popes jubilee has been made public on December 3l, the Pope will receive tho members of the International Com mittee, who wlll present him with 3 gift of 100000 lie; January 1 be will celebrate mass at St. Peters si Jan nary ? he will hold a public reception at the Cburch of San Lorenzo; on the 4tb and 9th he will receive foreign deputations; on the 9th nc will open the exhibition of gifts sent him, and on the 18th will canonize ten saints,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The New York Nation, q Mugwump paper and strong advocate Of the Administration, kicks out Of the tra- eos, and severely eriticises Cleveland for unwarrauted interference m New York eity politics The President has been giving his personal support N Mr Fellows , candidate for munS. eipal oiiiee, whose character is hadlg sRiirched, and whose record is notofi- ouS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
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 ffivnte eitisens ef Arizon,s yiei tiJlg st Isnuis have expressed their convictions that t 5s pe- oiiisaflg atiAlttsd tS tlse uMnta of tllat eTsl. sogB atd needs ossly tiis 70 insure its sIeeey st ltftins tliofe
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Governor Zulicks curt reply to the invitation to be present on the ocea- sion of the presentation of the dedica. tory sword to General Miles, is regard ed as churlish and unworthy as em- anatlng from an executive officer.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The Wilcox Stockmau says; A very rerceptnIe shock of earthquake was felt here on Saturday evening fast. The quake was severe enough to make timid people "5haky" themselves,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
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The above reward will U paid for inforina- tion shat will lead to th conviction of my perN0sl who may be found altering rG deiqeing tbe marks or brands, bg stealing, killing or fsiyina from their accustohNea ranges any live stock IelDngiag to any of th> members of tho Globe Stock Growers AsseStation of Gila geunty
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The anarchists who were executed in Chicago on the lltb inst. were guilty of kilhng seven men and wounding sixty, May 4th, 1886 The plan adopted for efTectipg the whole sale killing was submitted by Engel .at meeting of the 2d company of the Lehr and Wehr yereiu and of the Northwest Side Group oi the Inter. national, at Bohemian Hall. on May a, and was that wh,neyer it would come to a conflict betgeen the police and the Northwest Groaps, the bombs should be thrown into be police sta lions, and the rlfIems sn of the Lehr and Wehr Verne should post them. selves in hne within g certain distance. and whoever would coHle ant of ihe stations should De sl,o down. Then, she said, We sheul1 pfl feed in that way until we would come 10 the heart ot the city whsre Inc Ggbt would com. lnence in edrncst
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
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This great Tonic haa been introduced so the reopia 0f fhe ], iiss55 sps Valley for the past shlftscn years anb0uaded snccess and popularity
 8here ia notisins ef the kind extaDt tbat cqnals t as q astiiaula,lt, sn apetfser, or anti dyppeptic lt l@ fsrticularly adapted ta lnala- ri,fis distfsets and as
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Doc Holiday notorious character and onco a yesidentof Tombstone, died at 6ilenwooil Springs, Colorado, Nov, 7tI
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
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AT 4 BARG TAIN, X GcOIi RANGE, fnr foutor five hundred head q stock, with plenty of water developed. A gs9d house ete IsOcated four aud oRe-h llf miles north from Globe. For further in6 rmatinn apply at the BELT OFFICE. Gee ll-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

So Tar none oF our exchanges have a word of sympathy for the late of the recently executed anarchists, but most of them are editorially hearty in ep. proval Of ths manner of their deaths.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The Las Vegas (N M) Optic, one Of our most valued exchanges, completed fts eighth volume last week Itisone oi the besi nowspapers M the South keAal
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing No tiet Of Application for Patent De puhlished for the period of tsn consecutive weeks, in the Ginhe sIIgRR BEEr weekly newspaper pub lished at Globe, Gila County, Arizona,
 4, D, DUFF, Register. nssk {. llsv
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Daal M Dickinson, of Michigan, hRs been appoiuted, by the President, Postmaster SeneTal z
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
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No. A92. Application 4 for a Patent.

U 5. Lsgp OFFICE, TRcsou, Arizona,
 October t iSST Notice is hereby gigen that Susan G Nills, whose post office address is ir care at T, l.. llgs lpescn, Pima Gauntg, Arizona, has this day Gisd his application t,3r patent flg }39l lHsear feet pf tha pinal Mine or vein hEaying gold and silver wsth dqufacg ground 09s feet ih width, sitlsssd in Globe Mining District County Qf BilA. and Territory of Ali2aga, and nesignated by the 6eid n0tss asid eiicill plat pa ElH in this office ls ig0t Naai- Der : 3, ill said Bittrieti said 1.vt No % being as fGitaWs, tn-Rits
 Beginning at the initial monument af the claiin, at plst fees lyHg, ana marked II. M. Pinal hl c. No. IT.
 Ibsnee S. 5S asiB. q min. E. 200 | feet, ta 2 pt'st is lest lgHg, alr lnafkas IT. M. C.. Thence s @ dega. 24 min. W. ts91 feet, ta 2 pest q feet mrgt aHd marked ', M z. No. 5 whence Unitei Statrs Mineral ManEa,ssit No. 2 ia tsieise Mining Disfsses bears <. gg dees a5 aam t09l6 feet distant
 1heuee \ 83 tiegs. g min. " 29 feet tst lhe \. " c}rner qf tue Renzaela ana the \ . '. caFner cf the bis Inliep clt5fas 2ss icet to a niosaiacnt 70 cFqppi4gs. and a9S feet ta : post ~ teet stsng, { larhes Rlaarc, and nisrkyd 'P M e. No IT.
 Iheaes N, 4s degp, % min. E. la9g.G feef .o ! Isst z fset laiig, and marked "I. M (. M 6; and
 fhonee 5 8 iess. y min. E. ss6 iaet ,a thc place ~ lpginniDg.
 Magnetic atiaticti i3 degs 70 niin E con. saiuing 20 s0scrss.
 Ihp Apafion of ihs niue is accorded in the Recorder eslsec v sisa County, Srixona. in Look 6. ef Mining Records, Fsee f28 Ihe adpiaihE eiaimasit8 are, at the santhssssefly end tlsc 4RJegs st lhe VeiizusIa and Hig In. dian Aiming Glaim&
 Asl aBd VI feisqns elaiDiiBg adversely Sny portioa q sid piaal aiihe pr suriaoe ggopnd are fslEited q aie theif adverse ciaials aish the Register of the United States l4ana Otiice at ItesTn, ia the lefritaFgei Arizona, during the slsts de1s fefiga q publication hereaf, or sAhey aisi 5e tsarta by tSsge di tlss provisions df sae sgetltee A. D DUFF,
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

@ It 6 hssshs entered tbat fhe fsrceoing Nc tioe of Application fer Patent b published Tor tne pefi4a VI ttn consecutive Weeks, 10 tue Gia6e SIlvsR BEtg q weealY newspaper pab- iishett at GloLe, Gila County sriz5na
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Itis hereby ordered tSat the foregoing Ao- EiusM Application far Pateut he pahlishrd fsls Gi,g seslHd ef frn c6asceutiye weeks. in the tilpbe sll,Sy;s Beff. q V seakl tiewsl eF ila5 iishea a dlSlye el m Coarty fi1rBa
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

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